Grayson County Fiscal Court is leading the charge against synthetic marijuana or cannabinoids.

County Attorney Clay Ratley penned the ordinance that magistrates unanimously approved a first reading of on Friday, Jan. 27. The ordinance will prohibit the possession and sale of more than 120 forms of herbal incense products that provide a “marijuana-like high” when smoked. Sheriff Rick Clemons and several other county employees attended the meeting in full support of the ordinance.